Sentence examples for remarkably sequence from inspiring English sources

Remarkably, sequence identities between the source and targets were between 16% and 25%, so no matches are to close sequence homologs.

Remarkably, sequence analysis revealed co-infection in one sample (PC47), with significantly different sequences from each other and from those detected in other samples.

Remarkably, sequence analysis with an iterated BLAST search has identified the TO protein as a putative JH binding protein [ 5], and it thus tempting to speculate that to might regulate lifespan by modulating JH bioavailability.

Remarkably, sequences contained in this myb oncogene were shared between AMV and the avian E26 leukemia virus, but were not contained in any other acutely transforming retroviruses.

This new complex has six subunits; and the sequences of these subunits are very different from those of the known adaptor proteins, which are already a remarkably sequence-divergent group of proteins.

Remarkably, sequences covered by the central and the distal SD cluster in the 7q11 segment show less G4 motif density and thus disrupt the continuity of G4 motif enrichment.

Remarkably, sequences from WD6 that are implicated in PKC binding include both β-strands A (234-DIINALCF-241) and C (255-SIKIWD-260) of blade 6 [ 42- 44, 94- 96].

This 3' UTR was shorter in the mouse (1.3 kb) but several portions of it exhibited a remarkably high sequence conservation when compared with the dog sequence (fig. 2).

Unlike most lncRNAs, which show modest conservation [ 5, 63- 65], the human EVADR lncRNA has remarkably high sequence identity among non-human primates, similar to the constrained exonic sequences of protein coding genes.

Remarkably, nucleotide sequence analysis of these clones indicated that they all shared overlapping nucleotide sequences, resulting in an open reading frame (ORF) of only one putative gene.

Remarkably, this sequence appears not to have provoked Maurizio Zamparini into another managerial change … yet.